Categories: Soccer, African Cup Of Nations, Archives, Coaching, English Premier League, Ghana Premier League, World Cup

Welcome To The Six Goal Club

August 21st, 2010
I predicted the other day that the English Premiership would be the same old story this season with the traditional top four of Manchester United, Chelsea, Arsenal and Liverpool calling the shots. Whilst I still stick to my forecast, little did I know that there would be an elite class that would perfect in the art of scoring six goals per match. more »

It ’ll Be Same Old Story

August 13th, 2010
I don’t subscribe to the notion that because the FIFA World Cup produced a brand new Champion, the English Premier League would see a departure from the old faces of Manchester United, Chelsea, Arsenal and Liverpool. To my mind, nothing dramatic has happened to the structures of these perennial winners and it is going to be the same old story. more »

Hello Women's Football

August 3rd, 2010
I think some of us would have to revise our opinion about women’s football. I had always held the view that women are that tender that’s why we refer to them as the weaker sex; and that such a combative game played with tough rubber boots with hard studs would be a no go area for them. But the just ended women’s Under 20 World Cup has proved wrong all of us who think so. more »

Football No Longer Men's Game

July 18th, 2010
The shining performances put up by the young ladies in the ongoing FIFA Under 20 Women’s Cup in Germany show that football has clearly ceased to be a man’s game. The ladies game may not be as physical like the men’s for obvious reasons, but their excellent skills depict a bright future for the women’s game. more »

A World Cup Full Of Surprises

July 12th, 2010
I have every right to be elated that my prediction of a World Cup full of surprises has come to pass. My simple premise was that since Africa is regarded as a continent full of surprises; the first World Cup being staged on the continent was bound to provide a lot of upsets. And I got it right. more »